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When I am sent an e-mail with an audio file attached to it, for some reason I'm unable to play it - once, I clicked on the file and waited for nearly half an hour but nothing would happen. Recently, I sent out an e-mail with an audio file attached to it (I also &quot;carbon-copied&quot; the message). The person was able to receive the message and listen to the &nbsp;file without any difficulty. When I tried to listen to my &quot;carbon-copied&quot; version of this exact same message, this bit of information came up - &quot;Unknown extension on file c%7c\program%20files\netsc<wbr />ape\naviga<wbr />tor\mail\i<wbr />nbox&quot;.<br />
I suppose my question is, what is it that I have to do in order to play these e-mailed audio files (downloading and playing regular audio files from different web sites has never been a problem). I use the Netscape Navigator 3 browser, 28.8 modem, a 166 computer with 16MB. Your help will be much appreciated. Thanks<br />

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When I am sent an e-mail with an audio file attached to it, for some reason I'm unable to play it - once, I clicked on the file and waited for nearly half an hour but nothing would happen. Recently, I sent out an e-mail with an audio file attached to it (I also "carbon-copied" the message). The person was able to receive the message and listen to the  file without any difficulty. When I tried to listen to my "carbon-copied" version of this exact same message, this bit of information came up - "Unknown extension on file c%7c\program%20files\netscape\navigator\mail\inbox".
I suppose my question is, what is it that I have to do in order to play these e-mailed audio files (downloading and playing regular audio files from different web sites has never been a problem). I use the Netscape Navigator 3 browser, 28.8 modem, a 166 computer with 16MB. Your help will be much appreciated. Thanks


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